In ‘Make It Happen,’ the award-winning playwright behind ‘Dear England’ and ‘Ink’ explores how the financial crash reshaped ...

Make It Happen, an eye-catching curtain-raiser to the 2025 Edinburgh International Festival theatre programme, is the latest ...

Now James Graham has looked more closely into financial hubris and collapse. Make It Happen charts the rise and fall – in 2008 – of the Royal Bank of Scotland, based in Edinburgh. It does so by ...

Graham nods approvingly. “Good.” Across the Thames, the Palace of Westminster looms. Graham has never been afraid to use the National to interrogate the social and political fabric of Britain.

James Graham, the creator of Sherwood, Dear England and Brexit: The Uncivil War, has urged the creation of “new universes” and greater risk taking in place of TV’s gatekeepers “falling ...

James Graham interview: meet the writer bringing drama to this year's election race The political playwright is putting himself in poll position with Coalition, a Channel 4 drama about the present ...

News James Graham, key figure in bringing 1994 World Cup to Dallas, dies at 72 Giant presence in Fair Park’s history also was a loving father and husband driven to help others, his family says.

Graham: I remember watching this unfold in 2001 about how these people cheated on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, the fact that it was these well-to-do middle-class English types who were stealing.